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NB Commentary on this video:
Interesting twist on this rumor of Michelle being born a man. Blurring of gender lines is an interesting topic that I want to tackle in my own video. But suffice it to say, there is still a level of naiveté' on your part as it relates to body types, and what's feminine and what's masculine. I can see your point about branding, but, I am not too sure if I agree with it to the extent that you are portraying in this video.
There's a much deeper issue going on when it come
NB Commentary: Sharing this article from Atlanta Black Star. A must read speaks to the disparity between the needs that vary between White and Black Feminism movements. SOURCE
Why the Historic Women's March Was Controversial for Some Black Women - Atlanta Black Star
By Tanasia Kenney - January 24, 2017Leaders of the Civil Rights Movement are colluding with media to rewrite history – yes, rewrite history. Both entities assert that all of Black activism during the 1960s and 1970s was part of the Civil Rights Movement. They have even coined the period, the Civil Rights Era. There were other movements going on during the same period as the Civil Rights Movement. Just as (some say) the Civil Rights Movement is the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the Black Power Movement is the lega
BLACKS ARE GLUTTONS FOR PUNISHMENT
AND THERE IS NO QUESTION ABOUT IT!
AT SOME POINT BLACKS HAVE TO WAKE UP!
If Blacks want justice, don’t vote for crooks!
If Blacks want to vote for someone with a track record of compassion for Blacks, it isn’t Clinton.
If Blacks want a person to end this inferior lifestyle it isn’t Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton has never done ANYTHING for Blacks. She talks a good game, but without substance. Her husband, Bill Clinton, ended programs that aided Blacks just so
This week, Overstand, the premiere consultancy for advising diverse filmmakers, projects and financial partners will launch The Stand in partnership with Urbanworld Film Festival and Ghetto Film School’s program, The Roster. The Stand is an intimate consultative financing event that will provide a dynamic platform for investors and filmmakers to benefit from introductory connections, relationship building and knowledge share during the 20th anniversary of the Urbanworld Film Festival.
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When I was in elementary school, I couldn’t find history books on Slavery. Regrettably, I was left to imagine what Slave life entailed on plantations in the Big House and in the fields of burning hot sun - the places where Black captives, stolen from the shores of Africa, endured their lives and their fate for generations.
It’s hard for people to believe that it was GOD’s WILL for enslavement such as ours to fall on a “race” of people who became proverbs and bywords in the “Four Corners of the
He Survived.
Micah Xavier Johnson |
Was Obama weak on police shootings of black men?
Before I comment I tend to read a lot of the comments to see what folks are talking about and to learn something new as well.
Bomb Robots?
Who saw this coming?
In April 1960, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, then led by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., established the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Ella Baker, at the suggestion of Dr. King, was the primary organizer (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 2013). This student movement was one of a few Black Power organizations that changed its philosophy from being a civil rights organization, embracing the strategy of non-violence, to a Black Power organization th
February 22, 2016
BLACKS JUST DON’T GET IT!
THIS EMPTY RHETHORIC OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNERS
IS DECEIVING BLACKS AGAIN!
Here we are again voting in a presidential election and looking to the descendants of our SLAVERS, nonetheless, to improve the lifestyle of descendants of Slaves with their ubiquitous promises of greater opportunities to equality and an end to racism. How the heck can these candidates program the racist minds and hearts of our enemies to end race hatred when they are just as gui
From The Ramparts
Junious Ricardo Stanton
Rethinking Africa and Black History
"The role racism played and continues to play in shaping world history is a tragedy which negatively influences all people. There are those who are correct in their belief that the race issue is ir
NB COMMENTARY: I really wanted to NOT be in this Beyoncé Madness, but the irony of it all is to see folks being offended by her antics to the point of calling it racist when in fact, if they took the time to read the lyrics, they would see the song is all about Beyoncé getting hers. With a smattering of some retorts against "whatever." The fact that she even uses this "so-called" Black Panther imagery, which in and of itself is a smack in the face of the movement, a downgrade at best in its pr
NB Commentary: I enter this discussion kicking and screaming and swearing to myself that I am not, and I mean, am not gonna fall prey to the hype. But today, I had to come forth with another blog post. I was compelled by the comments under many of the pictures posted of her and her girl gang at the Super Bowl and how some folks were actually seeing it as a Powerful Movement, a statement about Black Power, a high five to Malcolm X, and the insane indicators of it being a
When uniformed African American celebrities publicly attack our history and our Ancestors we will strike back.
by Michael Imhotep, TheMichaelImhotepShow.com
Sunday, January 24th, 2016, 9:36PM EST
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On Wednesday, Jan. 20th actress turned right wing political commentator Stacey Dash appeared on Fox News where she made some very uninformed, disparaging comments about Black History Month now called African American History Month, BET (Black Entertainment Tele